"Christmas is an annual holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus."
Yeah, right! The only reason we celebrate Christmas is because all kids want their presents, Christmas is just a stupid excuse to give away stuff.
What misses me off even more is the stupid liberals that wanna rename everything just beause it's a Christian holiday.
So Christmas shouldn't be named Christmas. It should be named "Holidays" because the Jewish "Christmas" is Hannukah. Same with CHRISTMAS tree, it's now named Holiday tree.
But now we're going more into the fact that everything is racist...
NIGGER! See? Now i'm a racist. CAUCASia.... Wait, i'm not a rasict when i say that? oooh.
The issue in Sweden is plain and simple: If you love your country then you're a racist. if i sing the National Anthem, i'm a racist. if i wear yellow and blue clothes i'm a racist.
But now we're farfar away from Christmas.. Back to that.
As i said, it's a stupid reason to give away presents and shit.. Yeah, i know, some families actually COME TOGETHER for Christmas and celebrate together. Yeah it's nice with some nuts, a Alladin chocolate box, candles and Kalle Anka(Donald Duck) on tv. But the thing is.. Why this hypa about selling/buying as much crap as you can get.
Altough i can't deny.. I want a new camera for Christmas, a Nikon D40 Anyone wanna buy one for me?
//-Kurt Almighty has spoken!
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Is Christmas a Christian holiday?
"Christmas has long been celebrated as the birth of Jesus Christ, son of God, but is it really a Christian holiday? Christmas is most commonly celebrated on the 25th of December, allegedly being Jesus Christ's birthday.
However, Jesus Christ was born in October, not in December.
While doing research for this myth I found that during the 200 years after Jesus Christ's death Christmas was not celebrated and the celebration of Christmas actually had it's roots in pagan beliefes because on the 25th of December, the sun was at it's 'weakest' thus being at its lowest position of the sky before moving upwards again. Christmas was also inspired by Saturnalia which was a celebration to the Roman god of agriculture and lasted from the 17th of December to the 24th of December. It was customary to gather, celebrate and give gifts on this occasion.
During the 17th century in Britain, the celebration of Christmas was actually banned and those who didn't turn up for work on the 25th were given a large fine. So even in such recent times have Christmas been aknowledged as a pagan festivity.
So why is Christmas linked with the birth of Jesus Christ? Simple, when the strugglest regarding the introduction of a new religion to the pagan masses began, the religious reformers had problems getting people to accept the new Christian religion, so they included some of their old holidays to make it easier to reform them.
And thus, Christmas, that's not a Christian holiday was born."
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